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Horlicks

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Nov 6, 2026

Jack P. ShepherdHOST
16:24
What
Colson SmithHOST
16:24
did you have on? Your Leeds Sky? I did have Horlicks.
Jack P. ShepherdHOST
16:27
I had Aton.
Jack P. ShepherdHOST
16:27
Shades.
Jack P. ShepherdHOST
16:24
What
Colson SmithHOST
16:24
did you have on? Your Leeds Sky? I did have Horlicks.
Jack P. ShepherdHOST
16:27
I had Aton.
Jack P. ShepherdHOST
16:27
Shades.
James WickhamHOST
38:01
I think it was annoyed.
James WickhamHOST
38:02
What I was going to ask you was, in 20 to 30 years' time, when we're sitting there drinking our Horlicks, watching Countdown or whatever it is we do, Will we also be listening to a station like Boom or will those stations not exist because we don't have the same touchstones now that people of that generation did then?
Chris AndertonGUEST
38:20
It's interesting that there's efforts, I think, to try and get old music popular amongst the young.
Chris AndertonGUEST
38:28
What you're talking about is that kind of nostalgia.
Jeff FosterGUEST
10:01
But if I'm not offered sex, I'm not going to initiate.
Jeff FosterGUEST
10:03
I might just be happy having a cup of Horlicks and watching Homes Under the Hammer.
Jeff FosterGUEST
10:08
Because it's normal then.
Jeff FosterGUEST
10:09
And the main thing is you don't have to have all of those three.
Anne-Marie ForkerGUEST
11:30
It's more
Craig HoustonHOST
11:32
isn't it more like rather than sex and drugs and rock and roll, it's more like snacks and ibuprofen and Horlicks.
Anne-Marie ForkerGUEST
11:39
I haven't seen Horlicks, to be fair.
Anne-Marie ForkerGUEST
11:41
I would have taken a photograph of that if I'd seen that.
Anne-Marie ForkerGUEST
11:44
You
Tom RiversPANELIST
49:08
You can rock and roll with this.
Tom RiversPANELIST
49:10
And Horlicks is nice, because it's just nice.
Tom RiversPANELIST
49:12
Oh, look at Stephanie.
Tom RiversPANELIST
49:14
It sends you to sleep.
Christian HewgillHOST
29:06
It's not what I need.
Christian HewgillHOST
29:07
I need Horlicks.
Christian HewgillHOST
29:08
I need my bed.
Christian HewgillHOST
29:09
I've got another long haul flight.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
56:23
He went to stud for the Haynes family.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
56:25
Ten years later, a horse called Brew, trained by Mike Maroney, by Sir Tristram out of Horlicks, tried to be a police horse and he just didn't quite cut the mustard, Brew.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
56:34
So he went out to living legends and became a star.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
56:37
I think he's still alive.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:32
He went to stud for the Haynes family.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:34
Ten years later, a horse called Brew, trained by Mike Maroney, by Sir Tristram out of Horlicks, tried to be a police horse and he just didn't quite cut the mustard, Brew.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:43
So he went out to living legends and became a star.
John AndersonCORRESPONDENT
15:46
I think he's still alive.
Narinder KaurGUEST
13:34
Spam? Yeah, the Spam.
ShizzioHOST
13:37
The Horlicks.
Narinder KaurGUEST
13:38
Oh, the Geordies love Spam.
Narinder KaurGUEST
13:39
Do they? Dinner Spam.

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